The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-03-13
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The Columbia Association will hold a special
meeting on Monday evening March 21st, at their
club rooms, jersey avenue and First street. !
members are notified to attend.
The officers of the Union Social Club of the
Heights. are; John Hogan, President; William Nc
Donald, vice-Presdent; John Walsh, Secretary;
Eugene Zabriskie, Treasurer; William Brede, Ser
geant alarms.
Tub, corner Crescent and Clinton avenues wilS be
formally opened on Thursday evening. March 18th.
Horace Schermerhorn is Secretary of the Enter
tain ment Committee.
The New Jersey wheelmen have elected officers
for the ensuing year as follows President L. A.
Ball; Vice President, Paul Brangs; Secretary q.
Dennison; Treasurer, A. G. Winters; Captain. NJ.
LoDgacre; Fisst Lieutenant, C. Theberath Second
Lieutenant, A, J. Clark.
The William NJ. Patterson Association has elected
the following officers for the ensuing year: j.
Henry Rusch, President; Harry Goodness. Vice
Presidents Harry A. Jackson, Treasurer, James
Cookson Sergeant-at Arms.
The Crossed Keys Social Club will hold their
next reception at the residence of ex President
Collard, on New York avenue The officers of the
club Morgan T. Davy President; Lewis Stew
art, vice-President Eugene Hills. Secretary; War
rem Heritaoe. Treasurer; Charles Post, Guard,
The Palissde Social Club. of West Hoboken, at
its annual meeting elected the following Cfhcers:
Frank Keckeissen, President Charles Helm Vice
President; Charles Harris, Secretary; Bernard
Bleckman Treasurer P. Wagenhaefer, Sergeant
at Arms. This club is in most prosperous condi-
ton
The Crescent Social Club, of the Heights has
elected the following officers: s. j. Martie Presi
dent; A. M. Smith. Vice President E. O'Neill Re-
cording Secretary; j. W. Reynolds, Financial Sec
Rotary; W. S. Barney, Treasurer: l.. ]. Trautman
and W. Weber, Finance Committee; f. Mayhem.
Sergeant-at-Arms.
Greenville has an "antitreat' club, which holds
a meeting al the Globe Hotel every Tuesday night.
Any member detected in partaking OF treat will
be fined 25 cents, and a similar fine will be in
ficted upon any member who invites anybody TO
drink The officers of the club President,
Peter Fichtl, Yice-Presidtnt John Brodesick; Sec
rotary, F. Seidel; Sergealtat Arms Geo. Smith.
and will be rechristened at the next meeting The
officers are; Commodore. Z. L. Fackert; Presi-
dent, Edward Wrede; Secretary, NJ. Frank Winters;
Treasurer, Theodore Berger. Under the manage
ment of Commodore Fackert and NJ T Winters
the club and lis friends will open the season with
an excursion to the Fishing Banks, on the steamer
Neptune, on Thursday, March 3lst.
At the regular meeting of the Schubert Glee
Cub. last Monday night, at Eiss's piano rooms,
Montgomery street, complete set OF Chickering's
Mr.. David B. Gulck, well known in musical cir
cles in this city and elsewhere, mark of his
esteem tor the work just begun by the club, and
ably represented at their first public rehearsal
on the night of February 21st under the director
ship of Professor Victor Baier at Hasbrouck Insti-
tute.
The young gentlemen of Wayne and Mercer
streets have org Anized the Violet Social Club
posed OF the gentiemen's sons of the streets men,
toned. The first meeting of the club WAS held at
Master William Rouse's home recently, and
attended by large number of members. The
club will meet once week, AID promises to make
things. enjoyable. The officers are: Master Louis
Meyers President; Sdoine Jordan, Vice -President;
VIM. Rouse, Secretary; John Lindsay, Treasurer;
Robert Holmes, Sergea alarms.